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Hofstra made it interesting for UConn, thanks in part to a 43-39 rebounding advantage, and nine 3-pointers. It was the first time UConn had been out-rebounded all year. The Pride, led by Charles Jenkins, who scored a game high 25 points, held the lead as late as 4:15 left in the second half. However, senior Jerome Dyson took over from there, as he scored 9 straight points in the final 1:39 to secure the victory for UConn. Dyson finished with 23 points on the night, to go along with 4 assists. Kemba Walker, Stanley Robinson, and Gavin Edwards all scored in double-figures, with 16, 15, and 10 points respectively.

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Connecticut avoided the upset to win its 29th straight game at Gampel Pavilion against nonconference opponents. The Huskies also stayed perfect (50-0) in November and December games at Gampel Pavilion.

The Huskies look to improve their offensive production in the half-court, rebounding, and perimeter defense. UConn will have to be better in these areas if they expect to win the NIT Season Tip-Off, which could come with a possible matchup against the eighth ranked Duke Blue Devils.

UConn will have over a week to prepare for its next game, as they don’t play until next Wednesday, November 25, when they take on LSU out of the SEC, in the semifinals.

<Mùa thu, Colgate, Dec. 30>

My take on the Colgate game:

The Huskies looked completely lost on offense in the first half.  They seemed to have no idea how to penetrate the 2-3 zone, and kept throwing the ball into traffic.  When they did get it inside, they were successful.  The guards were awful from the field in the first half, with Dyson and Walker combining for 4 of 19.

The pressure defense in the first half was good, resulting in steals and one 10 second violation.  Personally, I was happy to see the Huskies come out and press. For years I’ve heard announcers talk about how the Huskies are a pressing team, which has been complete B.S. – they haven’t been a pressing team in a long time, depending on their assortment of shot blockers to control the half court game.

Free throw shooting continues to plague Connecticut.  Stanley Robinson twice missed the front ends of one-and-ones in the first half, costing UConn the opportunity to take a bigger lead into the half.  Overall, the Huskies were 5 of 10 for the game – 5 of at least 12 potential points given up because of the missed front ends.

The Big Three of Robinson, Dyson and Walker combined for 7 of 22 in the first half.  Walker was 3 of 10 for 7 points, Dyson was 1 of 9 for 4 points, and Robinson was 3 of 3 for 6 points.  Walker actually had a better first half overall than I thought, contributed 3 assists (1 turnover) and 3 steals.

The Huskies dominated the second half – the longest run was only 9 points, but they prevented Colgate from scoring on back-to-back possessions for nearly the entire half.  In a span of 5:43 they extend their lead from 3 points to 19 points, putting the game out of reach.  Robinson and Gavin Edwards did most of the damage – Robinson was 5 of 5 in the second half, including two 3 pointers, and Edward scored 8 points in the first 7 minutes, mostly from short range.  I thought it was Edward’s best game ever.

Overall, I thought that Robinson, Walker and Edwards had decent games, though all of them need to play more consistently for 40 minutes.  Dyson continues to have issues shooting the ball, though he has contributed a lot of assists.  Oriakhi is only a freshman, and sometimes plays like a typical freshman – he looks lost sometimes, particularly on offense, and is up and down.  He seems better suited to PF than C, so the hope is that Ater Majok will take over at center and allow him to move to his more natural position.  Oriakhi looks like he will be a monster rebounder at PF.

The bench continues to be short.  Despite frequent substitutions in the first half, the starters averaged over 33 minutes, down just slightly from the first game.  Only Coombs-McDaniel received significant minutes (15), though Darius Smith played for 8.  It seems like it will be fairly short rotation even when Majok joins the team.

UConn takes on Hofstra in the second round of the NIT Pre-Season Tip Off tonight.  They will need a better effort to defeat Hofstra and move on to the Semi Finals in NY next week.

The UConn Huskies overcame a sluggish first half to pull away and defeat the Colgate Raiders in the opening round of the NIT Season Tipoff, by a final score of 77-63 at Gampel Pavilion.

Connecticut actually started out fairly well in the game, jumping to a 15-6 lead, before a 23-9 Colgate run gave the Raiders their biggest lead of 5 points with 3:17 left to go in the first half.  But the Huskies battled back to take a 33-32 lead at the half.  Two misses on the front ends of one-and-ones prevented the Huskies from taking a bigger lead.

Connecticut shot poorly in the first half, going 13 of 30, with Jerome Dyson and Kemba Walker combining for 4 of 19.

The second half was all UConn.  Unable to solve the Colgate 2-3 zone in the first half, they attacked it in the second half.  An 8-0 run followed by a 9-0 run gave the Huskies a 19 point advantage, and they never looked back.  So dominant was UConn in the second half that the first back-to-back Colgate scores came with 2:45 remaining.

Overall, Connecticut shot 32 of 58 (55%) for the game, and 8 of 19 (42%) from beyond the arc.  Free throw problems continue to plague the Huskies, as they scored only 5 out of a possible 12 points from the stripe, missing the front ends of two one-and-ones.

Connecticut had 5 players in double figures.  Stanley Robinson led the way for the Huskies, going 8 for 8 from the field, including 2 of 2 from beyond the arc.  Walker scored 16, and Gavin Edwards chipped in with 14 on 7 of 8 shooting, mostly from short range.  Coombs-McDaniel contributed 11 points, including 3 from long range.  Dyson scored 10.  The Huskies blocked 8 shots and committed 13 turnovers.

Defensively, Connecticut allowed Colgate to shoot 25 of 53 (47.2%) for the game, including 8 of 17 (47.1%) from beyond the arc.  The Huskies were also outrebounded, 23-22.

Connecticut now advances to the second round of the NIT Season Tipoff, facing Hofstra tomorrow night at Gampel Pavilion at 7 P.M.  The winner moves on to the NIT Semi-Finals on 11/25 at Madison Square Garden.

Tonight (9 P.M., Gampel Pavilion, on ESPNU), Connecticut takes on a Colgate team that was 10-20 overall last year, finishing 5-9 and tied for fifth place in the Patriot League.  Coach Emmett Davis returns for his 12^th season at Colgate, with a record of 148-170.

Colgate returns 5 starters this year, including sixth-year Senior Guard/Forward Kyle Roemer, who was a Second Team Patriot League pick in 2007-2008 before missing all of last year due to injury.  The Raiders return the top three scorers from last season: Mike Venezia (10.8 ppg), Ben Jonson (10.4 ppg) and Yaw Gyawu (10.2 ppg).  The fifth returning starter is Anthony Hill.

UConn reportedly stick with the same starting lineup of: C Oriakhi, PF Gavin Edwards, SF Stanley Robinson, PG Kemba Walker and SG Jerome Dyson.  There is some speculation that the Huskies could start Jamal Coombs-McDaniel in place of Gavin Edwards.  It’s unclear in that lineup whether Coombs-McDaniel would play PF, or if he would play at SF, with Stanley Robinson moving to PF.  Earlier reports have said that Jim Calhoun prefers to leave Robinson on the wing, and use Coombs-McDaniel as an undersized PF.

The Huskies look to improve upon a mediocre effort on Friday, when they struggled to put away William and Mary, finally winning by a score of 75-66.   Calhoun leaned heavily on his starters in that game, who averaged over 34 minutes.

Colgate was not a proficient 3-point shooting team last year, hitting on only 148-467 (31.8%).  This may bode well for the Huskies, who did not do a good job defending the 3 in their opening effort against William and Mary.

The winner of this game takes on the winner of the earlier Yale/Hofstra game, for the right to advance to the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden next week.

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ESPN is giving you a nice early look at some of the top NBA prospects in the NCAA tonight. Here is the schedule and the players that you should keep your eye on this evening:

Monday November 16^th

Miami (OH) @ Kentucky 7:00 EST ESPN 360

• Kentucky Frosh PG John Wall - The debut of the widely perceived first pick in the 2010 Draft. Wall is as gifted of an athlete as you will ever see. He possesses lightning quick speed to go along with great size and athleticism that allows him to get to the rim whenever he pleases. He reminds many scouts of Chicago Bulls PG Derrick Rose. Like Rose during his freshman year at Memphis, he will need to show a little bit more consistency in his outside shot . If he does that then he will follow in Rose’s footsteps to being the first name called in the NBA Draft this June.
• Kentucky Frosh PF DeMarcus Cousins - Possesses the most complete package of any big man in the country. Cousins can score from anywhere on the court. He can post up, shoot the three or hit a mid-range jumper. He also has a terrific handle to go along with his 6′10” 250 pound frame. With that said, coach Calipari has a lot of work to do. Cousins has a reputation of playing very lackadaisical out on the court. He tends to mentally check out of games which has led a lot of scouts to question his heart. It should be interesting to see how Cousins performs this year.
• Kentucky Junior PF Patrick Patterson – After declaring for the 2009 NBA Draft, Patterson decided to withdraw his name and come back for his Junior season in order to improve his draft stock. A little bit on the short side at 6′8”, Patterson has the strength and athleticism to make up for it. If he can refine his low-post game and show a little bit more consistency in his mid-range jumper, he should have no problem being picked in the middle of the first round.

Coast Carolina @ Duke 7:00 EST ESPNU

• Duke Junior F Kyle Singler – A versatile player that can do a little bit of everything despite not being great at anything. Singler is not the most athletically gifted player that you will see, but he makes up for it somewhat with his high Basketball IQ. He needs to continue to add some weight to his frame to allow him to hold his own on defense. If he can do that and continue to improve in other areas of his game then he will have a chance at being a late first round pick either in 2010 or 2011.

Virginia @ South Florida 7:30 EST ESPN 360

• Virginia Sylven Landesberg Sophmore SG – One of the most under the radar prospects in the whole country! If he can continue to build on his terrific freshman campaign which saw him score just under 17 a night, he will be a first round pick if he decides to make himself eligible. Landesberg is a very well-rounded  slasher who continues to improve his outside shot. I expect him to generate a lot of buzz this year despite not playing for one of the powerhouse programs. For right now think mid to late first round.

Colgate @ UConn 9:00 EST ESPNU

• UConn Senior SF/PF Stanley Robinson – One of the hardest working players in college basketball. Robinson is a very gifted athlete who unfortunately seems to be a tweener at this point. He is not quite big enough to bang down low at the next level and he lacks the jump shot and ball handling skills to play on the perimeter. As for now he looks to be a defensive, high energy guy in the NBA. He has a chance to crack the first round but most likely he will be one of the first guys off the board at the top of round two.
• UConn Sophmore PG Kemba Walker – Like Robinson, Walker is another athletic, high energy guy out of UConn. Walker needs to become a little bit more of a pass-first PG in order to improve his draft stock. He is blessed with excellent speed and athleticism which allows him to get to the hoop with ease. If he can become more consistent with his jump shot, he will become a lot more dangerous as opposing teams would not be able to sag off of him as much. He is a potential late first round pick at this point in time.

CS Fullerton @ UCLA 12:05 AM EST ESPN

• UCLA Sophmore PG/SG Malcolm Lee – With Jrue Holiday and Darren Collison moving on to the NBA this is Lee’s chance to shine. He is a very athletic combo guard that has the ability to put up big time scoring numbers thanks to his terrific speed and athleticism. Like Holiday and Collison, Lee is a terrific defender that is capable of turning his defense into offense with his ability to create turnovers and get out into the open court. As of right now a lot of people have Lee pegged as a late first rounder but with a big year he could creep his way into the middle of the first round and possibly even the bottom of the lottery.

Tão eficaz quanto o aço. Ás vezes fico cansado de ficar postando as campanhas da Colgate por aqui. Mas confesso que eles sempre conseguem nos deixar de boca aberta com suas ousadias e pretensões. Mas que as campanhas são boas isso não dá para negar.

Depois de uma semana sem postar nada, aqui estou – não sei até quando – assunto e tempo tenho de sobra, mas ultimamente tenho ficado desanimado com o blog, sem ânimo, sem vontade… até mesmo quando viajo nunca passei tanto tempo sem postar. Talvez seja uma fase que passe logo, ou não passe mais… O que ainda me mantém aqui são os leitores que a cada dia aumenta mais. Então a eles mais uma vez muito obrigado.

Então tá né...

Elite Orange, attraverso il suo blog e con la collaborazione di SocialVibe e Colgate, aiuta il WWF per la raccolta fondi.

Elite Orange è sensibile all’impegno della Fondazione per la difesa della natura ed aiutarla è semplicissimo, basta cliccare sul link a fianco, non costa nulla.

Ringraziamo in anticipo tutti coloro i quali ci vorranno aiutare.

Economic Times has published Brand Equity’s Most Trusted Brands. Colgate for the fourth year in a row topped the list. The first ten positions in the list looks like this

1.Colgate
2.Vicks
3.Lux
4.Nokia
5.Britannia
6.Dettol
7.Lifebuoy
8.Pepsodent
9.Pond’s
10.Tata Tea

The top ten service brands are
1.LIC
2.Airtel
3.State Bank of India
4.Reliance India Mobile
5.BSNL
6.Tata Indicom
7.Indian oil
8.ICICI Bank
9.Bank of India
10.Reliance Petroleum

Cheers

Most Trusted Brands: India 2007

Economic Times’ Brand Equity has published the list of India’s Most Trusted Brands Survey findings today.
The top ten brands are

1. Nokia
2. Colgate
3. Tata Salt
4. Pepsodent
5. Ponds
6. Lux
7. Britannia
8. Dettol
9. Lifebuoy
10. Vicks

This year, Nokia displaced Colgate to gain the top slot. Nokia is riding on the explosive telecom growth that India is now witnessing. The focus on quality and features has made Nokia a brand that Indian consumers love. The brand was able to bring in successful models regularly. Currently the N series has been the poster boy in its portfolio. Along with the models, the brand also has been investing in building the brand equity. The result of the survey also throws an interesting lesson. Recently Nokia faced the issue of ” overheating of battery”. Around 46 mn BL-5C series batteries was recalled by Nokia worldwide . Marketers feared that this recall will have a negative impact on Nokia’s brand equity. But this survey proved that Indian consumers have been impressed by the commitment of Nokia in the Indian market.

The current results has been a disappointment for Colgate which topped the list for the past 4 years. But I feel that the brand lost the position not because of any loss of trust but because the mobile telecom category have seen a huge growth and was the top- of -the- mind category for consumers. Colgate still leads the toothpaste category but will have a reason to worry because Pepsodent has moved to the No.4 slot from the No.8 slot.

The top ten service brands are

1. LIC
2. Airtel
3. State Bank of India
4. Reliance Mobile
5. BSNL
6. Tata Indicom
7. Indian Oil
8. Hutch/Vodafone
9. ICICI Bank
10. Bank of India

Astazi, Vineri 13, m-am trezit si am constatat stupefiata ca nici in aceasta dimineata nu am net.Cartea pe care am inceput sa o citesc de curand am uitat-o la camin,de playlistul pe care m-am chinuit trei zile sa-l organizez m-am plictisit,ai mei sunt plecati la servici,deci nu pot sa ma conversez decat cu peretii,afara e prea frig si urat ca sa ies sa ma plimb,iar singura solutie de a ucide miseleste timpul imi ramane televizorul.

M-am asezat frumusel in fata televizorului,mi-am dus tot ceea ce aveam nevoie langa mine (cu exceptia telecomenzii),si am inceput sa consum chinuit programul Tv.Ca in filmele alea in care momentul crucial,de maxima incordare,e gata sa se desfasoare urmat de sunete menite sa-ti ridice parul pe maini(asta in cazul in care nu esti epilat/a),isi face aparitia “mult-prea-indragita” publicitate.Intru in panica.Ce ma fac??!!Telecomanda e tocmai la celalalt capat al lumii,mie mi-e lene sa ma ridic,doamna cu Dero apare…viata mea pare ca a luat sfarsit.Ma uit tamp la televizor si-mi doresc sa ma fi ridicat dupa blestemata de telecomanda.Stau si analizez  situatia si ma gandesc la putinele momente in care chiar am apreciat momentul de publicitate.

Cine nu si-o mai aminteste pe baba cu volanul care se distra speriind soferii pe strada? Aia da reclama. Sau reclama “Te iubesc” de la Magura? Sau reclamele de la Orange din metrou? Sau reclama cu pestisorul Didutsu care murdarea bluzita. Adevarat. Reclame dragute, dar sunt atat de putine la numar. Trist.

Cat despre reclamele pe care le urasc din tot sufletul pot sa va spun ca sunt de cateva tipuri:

1.Reclamele la detergent/balsam/&CO.Daca te uiti la ele tragi concluzia ca fiecare bunica/vecina/colega/matusa are in geanta o cutie de detergent sau o sticla cu balsam de rufe.Hai da-o dracului de treaba,si eu mai tin unele lucruri nefolositoare in geanta,dar nici chiar asa.De parca s-ar organiza o miscare in masa in care toate femeile isi scot arma magica din geanta si salveaza lumea scotand cele 99 de pete!

2.Reclamele cu obiecte care vorbesc.Banuiesc ca stiti obisnuita replica:”Scuzati-ma domnule,sunteti noul Colgate Craci in Dinti care mai curata si limbi?”,”De fapt…”.Ei,sa mori tu ca daca-mi cumpar o periuta din aia si o pun in pahar o sa-mi recite din Eminescu?

3.Reclamele fara logica.Gen aia cu “Hei,tu,fata de caine….”,sau cea cu bomboanele si curcubeul pe care stau 3 ametiti.Nu le pricep.Logica mea de om indopat cu publicitate refuza sa priceapa.Poate arta ma depaseste.

Si lista continua,dar astea ma enerveaza in mod deosebit.Nu vreau sa ma dau vreun critic de arta,sau cine stie ce bun cunoscator in ale publicitatii,dar  vine un moment in viata fiecaruia din noi cand te apuca un fior din talpi si iti vine sa iei un par si sa zbori televizorul pe geam cu tot cu reclamele lor de 2 lei.Adeseori am avut scenariul asta in minte…

Oricum, reclama mea preferata inca ramane cea de la “Magura”…

Ambient. What does it mean? To me it used to mean the experimental meanderings of Bill Laswell, Brian Eno and The Orb. Now I take it to mean pretty much any advertising that occurs in non-traditional media outside of the home. How times (and my vocabulary) have changed.

This is a great example of ambient advertising from Young & Rubicam for Colgate in Thailand. Lollipops and ice creams handed out as an alternative to product samples reveal a hidden message, ‘Don’t Forget’, along with the Colgate logo on the toothbrush shaped stick when eaten.  Now all the poor sticky-toothed kid has to do is save a few weeks’ pocket-money and she can clean those gnashers. In the mean time she’s got a neat little comb for her dolls and ponies.

I like it. It’s a simple and effective idea so who cares if it belongs to someone else? That’s what advertising’s all about, right? And anyway, it’s not actually identical, it’s almost identical. Y&R actually made it out of wood and stuff whereas the lazy little pigs at DPZ Propaganda only drew it. See the difference?

However, for reasons I can’t really explain, I love brushing my teeth so anything that gets kids doing it is a good thing in my book. And I do think that Colgate should consider a similar approach to promote oral hygiene amongst adults. I am forever getting wafts of grown men’s wretched bad breath whilst on the tube and only a couple of days ago was assaulted across the counter by a foul-mouthed salesman. Yuk.

As an aside… it’s not often you hear of Mancunian rhyming slang (as we prefer to say it how it is) but here is some genuine tooth related Mancunican slang – ‘don’t forget to brush your Newtons’. Newton Heath… teeth. Get it?

La marque de dentifrice Colgate vient de marquer les esprits des enfants thaïlandais en les incitant à se brosser les dents. Comment ? En leur distribuant gratuitement des friandises, qui une fois finies laisse apparaitre un bâton en forme de brosse à dent sur lequel est inscrit le message suivant : “Don’t forget “. Ce message à pour objectifs de les sensibiliser sur l’importance de ne pas oublier de se brosser les dents.

Var navnet på et ganske udmærket og underholdende tv-show. Det er også buskabet i noget anderledes en reklame fra Colgate. Synes faktisk den er super fed, især fordi den er så anderledes, og nærværende, og ikke bare en plakat eller reklamefilm.

Først en is, hvor der gemmer sig en “tandbørste”

og også en slikkepind

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If you found a package with a skull on it, you would be careful what you did with it. It means there’s some dangerous stuff inside.

You can use that logic and apply it to Ke$ha. The dollar sign in the name tells you all you need to know about her.

You might remember her from this but you probably don’t, doesn’t matter. ‘Tik Tok’ *shudders* is an illiterate anthem for gutter-dwellers everywhere.

The opening lines are hilarious, she wakes up feeling like P.Diddy, how? How could anyone wake up and feel like P.Diddy?

You know those days when you wake up and feel like one of the richest people in the world with a multi-billion dollar business empire? No I don’t either.

She also brushes her teeth with ‘a bottle of Jack‘ which must make her dentist and indeed dentists everywhere, furious.

Is Jack Daniels a suitable replacement for toothpaste? 9 out of 10 dentists told me to fuck off.

Once you’ve stopped giggling at the stupidity of the opening verse the song progresses (if you can call it that) into a tribute to DJs and exploding phones, fighting, being drunk, being thrown out of clubs.

Sound familiar? Here’s but one example.

I can understand the point of songs like this for nightclubs, you don’t have to listen to the lyrics or anything, just keep on dancing.

But really, does she honestly expect people to pay for a song like this? Of course, of course she does. After all she’s Ke$ha, it’s all about the $.

Dentistas Online

Vou contar uma história que se passou numa empresa muito conhecida no ramo de pastas de dente.

Essa empresa foi fundada em 1906, produzindo sabonetes, em 1873 lançou seu primeiro creme dental, que era vedido em potes. Porém nessa época a pasta de dentes era tratada como fármaco e estipulou-se que deveriam ser fabricadas em tubos com o orifício de saída do creme bem pequenos.

1817 -NY Times - Nessa época a empresa já sabia que investir pesado em propaganda muda o comportamento do público

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A empresa perdeu seu primeiro lugar em vendas e os executivos ficaram furiosos, chamaram os 10 melhores profissionais de marketing do mundo( inclusive um brasileiro), gastaram milhões em campanhas e nada.

Nesse meio tempo, um jovem estagiário de publicidade tentava incessantemente falar com a diretoria, pois ele tinha a solução. Quando foi finalmente apresentado ao presidente da empresa disse que só falaria a solução de ganhasse um cargo na gerência. E é claro que a idéia foi recusada. Três meses se passaram e  nada das capanhas de marketing darem certo. Por fim, chamaram novamente o jovem rapaz e aceitaram sua proposta. A idéia proposta por ele foi: “Querem ser os maiores vendedores de pasta de dentes do mundo? Aumentem o diâmentro de saída do creme dental e façam propagandas com a escova cheia de pasta!”

Entendeu porque os comerciais mostram a escova com essa quantidade exagerada de pasta de dentes?

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E assim, em menos de um mês e meio após a exposição da idéia do jovem a empresa se tornou a maior vendedora de creme dental do mundo e assim se mantém até hoje.

E antes que eu me esqueça! O nome dessa empresa é COLGATE!

• Voce sabia? Que a quantidade ideal de pasta de dente para a higienização correta é do tamanho de um grão de arroz?Mais do que isso a pasta de dentes perde a abrasão e a limpeza fica comprometida.

Crédito: Aqui e aqui.

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Essa na minha opinião chega ser a melhor de todas que já postei por aqui. É o supra-sumo da modéstia, substituir a cor branca pela COLGATE. Adoro isso. Criatividade é isso, já o produto…

Pretenção...

Being in dental school has it’s perks (as well as many many non-perks). One of them is what I like to call “Dental Swag.” We’ve got Oral B and Colgate among other dental companies chewing at the bit to get us to start using their products in order to have us recommend it to our future patients. I commend these companies for providing us with their products, but it makes me think, if we are given these things as just dental students, star football athletes in football crazy schools MUST be getting ridiculous swag.

Oh well…at least I’ve got electric brushes, toothbrushes and toothpaste covered for the rest of my life.

Thanks, Oral B for this awesome electric toothbrush. This is my first one.

A Crest/Oral B tote.

Mouthwash…haven’t tried it yet.

Would’ve liked some Glide with the rest of this Crest stuff.

I really liked this idea. Visit your dentist, get a $15 check mailed to you. Money is how you get people into the dental office.

Colgate tote. They need to step their game up if they wanna compete with Oral B.

2 Brushes.

2 toothpaste.

……

Se um dia alguém se habilitar a testar, por favor, nos conte como é…